I think I knew what this was, and it was less than two weeks ago that I took this photo, but now I can’t remember and can’t find it.
I love these tiny purple flowers. They had a soft look, and I wanted to maintain and convey that look.
General feedback.
Is this a composite: No
Please advise if there is any way to copy and paste EXIF information. Thank you.
Barbara: Really great to see you posting in Flora and with such a fine image to boot. I’m not sure of the ID but I really like the subject and your capture. Your DOF management is especially complementary to the subject. Great to have you aboard and looking forward to more. >=))>
A wonderful composition with the diagonal leaves balancing the delicate flowers. You did maintain a soft look.
I can’t help with the ID, but the location might help others.
Wonderful shot, Barbara. Blurred light green BG sets off the magenta flowers. Diagonal leaves add some movement to the otherwise calm image.
Hi Barbara. Beautiful image with the flowers very well portrayed and a superb background. I think this is a Wood Hyacinth (loose clusters of purple or white bell shaped flowers maybe 3/4 of an inch long on 6 inch stems with daylily like leaves about the same length as the flower stems in a cluster around the flowers). They love shady areas and naturalize easily.
I uploaded your image to the website below for identification, and it came back as wood hyacinth, just as @Dennis_Plank thought.
I have used this website in the past to ID plants, and it usually does an amazingly good job. It has come in handy a few times.
I am enjoying the soft focus of the flowers and the composition you chose. Excellent image.
